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Orch

A background orchestration service that routes GitHub issues to AI coding agents such as Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi, or MiniMax, running each in an isolated git worktree through to an automatically opened pull request.

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Orch

Orch is an autonomous task orchestration engine that delegates work to AI coding agents, choosing between Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi, or MiniMax based on task complexity. It runs as a background service across multiple repositories, syncing two-way with GitHub Issues as the source of truth and with GitHub Projects V2 boards on status changes.

Each task runs in its own isolated git worktree so agents never touch the main checkout, and its progress can be watched live through orch stream or discussed through a conversational orch chat control session. A SQLite-backed scheduler handles internal cron and maintenance tasks without cluttering GitHub issues, and finished work is pushed as a branch with an automatically created pull request and status comments.

It installs via Homebrew and keeps per-task learnings so agents avoid repeating mistakes across retries.

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